Votes at a glance: San Francisco Board of Supervisors, June 16, 2020 — key outcomes

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on June 16 took a series of votes on emergency measures, grants, and procedural items. Below are the primary outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript.

• Item 2 — Emergency ordinance (as amended): Delegated limited authority to city departments to amend agreements for FEMA/Cal OES reimbursement and added reporting requirements. Vote: unanimous final passage (11–0) after amendment requiring departmental notice within seven business days and a post‑expiration report within ten business days.

• Items 3 & 4 — Airport FAA grant resolutions: Approved resolutions authorizing the Airport Commission to accept FAA grants (noise insulation program and CARES Act/general airport grants). Vote: unanimous adoption (11–0).

• Items 5–7 — Bond reimbursement/resolu­tions for residential mortgage revenue bonds and related approvals: Approved as committee reports; unanimous (11–0).

• Item 8 — Resolution supporting nonviolent activists in Sonoma County: Adopted unanimously (11–0).

• Items 9 & 10 — Transfers of off‑sale liquor licenses (type 21) for specified businesses/locations and requests for ABC conditions: Adopted unanimously (11–0).

• Item 11 — Ordinance to temporarily suspend the vacancy tax through 12/31/2021 (first reading as amended): Passed first reading as amended (11–0). (Note: this item had substantive debate; see separate coverage.)

• Items 14–17 — Tentative map appeal (3000–3012 Larkin and 898 Northpointe): Appellant requested withdrawal; matter was tabled on motion (11–0).

• Item 18 — Reauthorization and extension of fee waiver program for legalizing unpermitted dwelling units: Passed first reading (11–0).

• Item 19 — Eviction protections for COVID‑related nonpayment (see separate coverage): Passed on first reading, 10–1 (Supervisor Stephanie dissenting).

• Item 20 — Amendment to freeway maintenance agreement to include city maintenance of bicycle lanes and paths at the US‑101/280 interchange: Adopted unanimously (11–0).

• Item 21 — Reenactment of emergency paid‑leave ordinance for private employers of 500+ employees: Passed unanimously (11–0); required two‑thirds and achieved 11 ayes.

• Item 26 — Sunshine Ordinance Task Force remote‑meeting authorization: Motion to table pending administrative coordination (11–0).

• Item 31 — Resolution opposing proposed state elimination of Adult Day Health Care and Community‑Based Adult Services funding: Adopted unanimously (11–0).

Other actions recorded: multiple procedural minutes approvals, committee reports forwarded and adopted, and several administrative motions. The meeting also included a special order with Mayor Breed and extended public comment.

Provenance Segment start: Clerk’s item roll call and introductions through the ordinance and resolution roll calls (transcript index range approx. s=1565–1998 for early items; later votes recorded throughout the transcript to s=7870+).